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Jeanne Little's catch cry 'Ooooh aaah! Dahling!' is bound to bring back happy memories for viewers of Australian daytime television from the 1970s to the 2000s.
Falling into television 'accidentally...
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Martin/Molloy was a popular, nationally syndicated comedy radio program broadcast to over 50 radio stations between 1995 and 1998.
Hosted by comedians and former D-Generation and The Late Show co-...
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Graham Kennedy began his career in radio, where he learnt the skills that made him a TV superstar.
In 1949, aged 15, Graham embarked on his radio career as a messenger boy for Radio Australia. In...
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Celebrating the life and work of Graham Kennedy, 'The King' of Australian television.
The boy from Balaclava conquered the small screen, and for four decades was Australia's greatest television star...
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Adored by Australian television audiences for decades, we list 12 reasons to love Jeanne Little.
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We spoke with Austen Tayshus (aka Sandy Gutman), 'Australia's most dangerous and subversive comedian'.
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Politics was a major focus for comedy on the show and Martin/Molloy cleverly juggled smart political satire with low-brow humour.
The show often showcased Tony Martin’s comedically exaggerated ...
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In this clip from Episode 6 of the Game Changers: Radio podcast, Mick Molloy describes to Craig Bruce a typical Martin/Molloy workday and the factors that helped make the show a success.
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Don't be fooled by Tim and his piano: ‘White Wine in the Sun’ is a powerful song and has been known to have many adults in tears by the end, thanks to its thought-provoking lyrics. That’s pretty good...
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Written in 1960 ‘Six White Boomers’ is another Christmas song with a local theme; Santa unhooks his reindeers and delivers Christmas presents to Australian children with the aid of six large white...